10 letter words that starts with w

10 letter words that start with W

10 letter W word

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wadsetters 20 14 WADSETTER, (Scots) o...
wadsetting 21 17 WADSETT, (Scots) to...
wagenbooms 22 22 WAGENBOOM, (Afrikaan...
wageworker 24 22 one who works for a...
wagglingly 32 24 WAGGLING [adv]
waggonette 20 18 a carriage with one...
waggonless 22 19 without a waggon, al...
waggonload 21 20 the contents of a fu...
waghalters 24 18 WAGHALTER, a felon l...
wagonettes 19 16 WAGONETTE, a carriag...
wagonloads 20 18 WAGONLOAD, the conte...
wainscoted 22 18 WAINSCOT, to cover w...
wainwright 27 21 a maker or repairer...
waistbands 22 18 WAISTBAND, the strip...
waistbelts 24 17 WAISTBELT, a belt wo...
waistcloth 27 19 a cloth or wrapper w...
waistcoats 23 16 WAISTCOAT, a garment...
waistlines 21 15 WAISTLINE, a line th...
waiterages 20 15 WAITERAGE, service b...
waiterhood 21 16 the state of being a...
waiterings 21 16 WAITERING, the job o...
waitlisted 22 15 WAITLIST, to put on...
waitperson 21 17 a waiter of either s...
waitressed 20 14 WAITRESS, to serve a...
waitresses 20 13 WAITRESS, to serve a...
waitstaffs 25 19 WAITSTAFF, waiters a...
wakeboards 22 21 WAKEBOARD, to ride a...
waldflutes 25 20 WALDFLUTE, (German)...
waldgraves 24 21 WALDGRAVE, (German)...
walkabouts 24 22 WALKABOUT, (Australi...
walkathons 23 21 WALKATHON, a maratho...
walkshorts 25 20 (New Zealand) smart...
wallboards 24 19 WALLBOARD, building...
wallcharts 28 20 WALLCHART, a chart o...
wallfishes 27 20 WALLFISH, a snail [n...
wallflower 28 22 a yellowish-red flow...
wallopings 25 21 WALLOPING, a beating...
wallowings 26 21 WALLOWING, the act o...
wallpapers 26 21 WALLPAPER, to cover...
wallpepper 28 24 a small Eurasian cra...
wallposter 24 18 in China, a bulletin...
wallyballs 33 22 WALLYBALL, a ball ga...
wallydrags 30 20 WALLYDRAG, (Scots) a...
walnutwood 23 20 the wood of the waln...
wambengers 23 22 WAMBENGER, (Native A...
wambliness 24 21 the state of being w...
wamblingly 33 26 WAMBLING, moving uns...
wampishing 27 24 WAMPISH, (Scott) to...
wampumpeag 27 28 (Native American) be...
wanchancie 26 23 (Scots) unlucky, dan...
wanderings 20 18 WANDERING, the act o...
wanderlust 21 17 (German) an urge to...
wanrestful 23 19 (Scots) restless [ad...
wanthriven 23 21 (Scots) stunted, ill...
wantonised 18 16 WANTONISE, (archaic)...
wantonises 18 15 WANTONISE, (archaic)...
wantonized 21 25 WANTONIZE, (archaic)...
wantonizes 21 24 WANTONIZE, (archaic)...
wantonness 17 16 the state of being w...
wanwordier 22 18 WANWORDY, (Scots) wo...
wapenschaw 29 25 (Scots) a periodical...
wapenshaws 26 22 WAPENSHAW, (Scots) a...
wapentakes 21 21 WAPENTAKE, (Old Engl...
wapinschaw 30 25 (Scots) a periodical...
wapinshaws 27 22 WAPINSHAW, (Scots) a...
wappenshaw 28 25 (Scots) a periodical...
warblingly 32 23 WARBLING, making a w...
warbonnets 20 18 WARBONNET, a headdre...
warchalker 27 23 one who engages in w...
wardenries 19 15 WARDENRY, the office...
wardenship 24 20 the office or jurisd...
wardership 25 19 the office of warder...
wardresses 20 14 WARDRESS, a female w...
wardrobers 22 17 WARDROBER, (historic...
wardrobing 23 20 WARDROBE, to keep in...
warehoused 21 17 WAREHOUSE, to store...
warehouser 21 16 a warehouseman [n -S...
warehouses 21 16 WAREHOUSE, to store...
warfarings 23 19 WARFARING, the busin...
wargamings 23 21 WARGAMING, engaging...
waribashis 25 18 WARIBASHI, (Japanese...
warinesses 19 14 WARINESS, the state...
warlordism 23 18 a system of rule by...
warmbloods 24 21 WARMBLOOD, one of a...
warmnesses 20 17 WARMNESS, the state...
warmongers 21 19 WARMONGER, one who d...
warrandice 22 18 a guarantee; a claus...
warranding 20 18 WARRAND, (obsolete)...
warrantees 18 14 WARRANTEE, the perso...
warranters 19 14 WARRANTER, one who w...
warrantied 19 15 WARRANTY, to guarant...
warranties 19 14 WARRANTY, to guarant...
warranting 20 17 the act of warrantin...
warrantise 19 14 (archaic) to guarant...
warrantize 22 23 to guarantee the sec...
warrantors 19 14 WARRANTOR, one who w...
warrioress 20 13 a female warrior [n...
washateria 21 15 a laundrette, also W...
washbasins 24 19 WASHBASIN, a basin t...
washboards 24 19 WASHBOARD, a broad t...
washcloths 29 21 WASHCLOTH, a piece o...
washeteria 21 15 a laundrette, also W...
washhouses 24 18 WASHHOUSE, an outbui...
washstands 22 17 WASHSTAND, a stand h...
wassailers 21 14 WASSAILER, one who w...
wassailing 22 17 (historical) the hol...
wastefully 31 21 WASTEFUL, tending to...
wastelands 20 16 WASTELAND, a desolat...
wastepaper 23 19 paper discarded as u...
wastewater 22 16 waste water [n -S]
wasteweirs 23 16 WASTEWEIR, a sluicew...
wastnesses 19 14 WASTNESS, (obsolete)...
watchables 28 22 WATCHABLE, something...
watchbands 27 23 WATCHBAND, a band on...
watchboxes 33 28 WATCHBOX, a sentry b...
watchcases 28 21 WATCHCASE, the case...
watchcries 29 21 WATCHCRY, a password...
watchfully 37 26 WATCHFUL, closely ob...
watchglass 28 21 a small dish used fo...
watchguard 27 22 a chain or strap use...
watchlists 28 19 WATCHLIST, a list of...
watchmaker 27 25 one that makes or re...
watchstrap 28 21 the strap of a watch...
watchtower 28 21 a tower for a lookou...
watchwords 29 22 WATCHWORD, the passw...
waterbirds 23 17 WATERBIRD, a bird th...
waterborne 20 17 supported, carried,...
waterbrain 21 17 a disease of sheep,...
waterbucks 27 24 WATERBUCK, any of se...
waterbuses 22 17 WATERBUS, a large mo...
watercolor 23 17 a pigment diluted wi...
watercraft 25 19 a boat; boats collec...
watercress 23 16 any of several aquat...
waterdrive 22 18 the use of water pre...
waterfalls 24 18 WATERFALL, a fall or...
waterflood 22 18 a flood of water; an...
waterfowls 26 20 WATERFOWL, any bird...
waterfront 21 17 land with buildings,...
waterglass 22 16 a water clock; an in...
waterheads 21 16 WATERHEAD, the sourc...
wateriness 19 14 the state of being w...
waterleafs 22 17 WATERLEAF, any plant...
waterlines 20 15 WATERLINE, any of se...
watermarks 22 20 WATERMARK, to mark w...
watermelon 20 18 a type of melon [n -...
watermills 24 18 WATERMILL, a mill dr...
waterpower 24 19 the power of water e...
waterpoxes 27 23 WATERPOX, chickenpox...
waterproof 23 19 proof against water...
waterquake 28 27 a seismic disturbanc...
waterscape 24 19 a sea view [n -S]
watersheds 22 16 WATERSHED, the area...
watersider 20 14 (Australian) a wharf...
watersides 20 14 WATERSIDE, the edge...
watersmeet 20 16 the confluence of tw...
waterspout 22 17 a disturbance at sea...
watertight 24 17 so well-sealed as no...
waterweeds 22 17 WATERWEED, any plant...
waterwheel 25 19 a wheel made to rota...
waterworks 24 20 WATERWORK, a piece o...
waterzoois 22 22 WATERZOOI, a stew of...
wattlebark 24 21 the bark of various...
wattlebird 24 18 any one of several s...
wattlework 25 21 wickerwork [n -S]
wattmeters 21 16 WATTMETER, an instru...
waulkmills 27 24 WAULKMILL, a fulling...
wavefronts 23 21 WAVEFRONT, in a prop...
waveguides 23 21 WAVEGUIDE, in electr...
wavelength 25 23 the distance in the...
wavelessly 30 21 WAVELESS, having no...
wavellites 24 19 WAVELLITE, hydrated...
wavemeters 22 20 WAVEMETER, an instru...
waveringly 30 23 WAVERING, vacillatin...
waveshapes 25 22 WAVESHAPE, a graph s...
wavetables 24 21 WAVETABLE, a collect...
wavinesses 21 18 WAVINESS, the state...
waxberries 28 23 WAXBERRY, a berry [n...
waxflowers 32 27 WAXFLOWER, any of va...
waxinesses 25 21 WAXINESS, the qualit...
waxworkers 30 27 WAXWORKER, one who w...
wayfarings 29 21 WAYFARING, travellin...
waymarking 29 25 WAYMARK, to mark wit...
waymenting 27 22 WAYMENT, (Spenser) t...
wayzgooses 29 26 WAYZGOOSE, an annual...
weakenings 20 21 WEAKENING, the act o...
weakfishes 25 22 WEAKFISH, a kind of...
weakliness 21 19 the state of being w...
weaknesses 19 18 WEAKNESS, the state...
wealthiest 23 16 WEALTHY, rich [adj]
wealthless 24 17 without wealth [adj]
weaponeers 19 17 WEAPONEER [n]
weaponised 20 18 WEAPONISE, to adapt...
weaponises 20 17 WEAPONISE, to adapt...
weaponized 23 27 WEAPONIZE, to adapt...
weaponizes 23 26 WEAPONIZE, to adapt...
weaponless 21 18 lacking weapons [adj...
weaponries 20 17 WEAPONRY, weapons co...
wearifully 31 21 WEARIFUL, wearisome...
wearyingly 34 21 WEARYING [adv]
weasellers 21 15 WEASELLER, one who w...
weaselling 22 18 WEASEL, to act evasi...
weatherers 21 15 WEATHERER, one who w...
weathering 22 18 the action of the el...
weatherise 21 15 to make (a fabric) w...
weatherize 24 24 to make (a fabric) w...
weatherman 21 19 one who reports and...
weathermen 21 19 WEATHERMAN, one who...
weaverbird 24 21 a weaver finch [n -S...
webcasters 25 19 WEBCASTER, one who b...
webcasting 26 22 WEBCAST, to transmit...
webloggers 25 21 WEBLOGGER, one who k...
weblogging 26 24 the act of keeping a...
webmasters 23 19 WEBMASTER, a person...
weedicides 23 18 WEEDICIDE, something...
weedkiller 23 20 a chemical preparati...
weekenders 19 19 WEEKENDER, one who s...
weekending 20 22 the act of spending...
weeknights 24 22 WEEKNIGHT, the eveni...
weeldlesse 21 16 (Spenser) unmanageab...
weighboard 25 21 a thin geological se...
weightages 24 19 WEIGHTAGE, a weighti...
weightiest 24 17 WEIGHTY, heavy, pond...
weightings 25 20 WEIGHTING, the act o...
weightless 25 18 having little weight...
weimaraner 19 17 (German) a breed of...
weldmeshes 24 20 WELDMESH, a type of...
welfarisms 25 20 WELFARISM, the socia...
welfarists 24 17 WELFARIST, an adhere...
welfarites 23 17 WELFARITE, (US) a pe...
wellbeings 25 21 WELLBEING, a state o...
wellhouses 24 18 WELLHOUSE, a structu...
wellington 22 19 a type of waterproof...
wellnesses 21 16 WELLNESS, the state...
wellspring 26 21 a fountain; a spring...
wentletrap 22 18 (Dutch) any of a gen...
werewolves 25 21 WEREWOLF, a person w...
wernerites 19 14 WERNERITE, the commo...
werwolfish 29 22 like a werwolf, also...
westerings 21 16 WESTERING, motion to...
westerlies 21 14 WESTERLY, a wind fro...
westerners 19 14 WESTERNER, one who l...
westernise 19 14 to make western, als...
westernism 21 17 an idom or other cha...
westernize 22 23 to make western, als...
westwardly 31 20 in a westward direct...
whaikorero 22 19 (Maori) formal speec...
whakapapas 26 25 WHAKAPAPA, (Maori) a...
whalebacks 29 26 WHALEBACK, a kind of...
whaleboats 24 19 WHALEBOAT, a boat us...
whalebones 23 20 WHALEBONE, a light f...
wharepunis 24 20 WHAREPUNI, (Maori) a...
wharfinger 25 21 the keeper or owner...
whatabouts 24 19 things with which on...
whatnesses 21 16 WHATNESS, the true n...
whatsoever 23 19 whatever [pron]
wheatfield 25 20 a field of wheat [n...
wheatgerms 24 20 WHEATGERM, the vitam...
wheatgrass 23 17 a young plant of the...
wheatlands 22 18 WHEATLAND, land on w...
wheatmeals 23 19 WHEATMEAL, wheat flo...
wheatworms 26 21 WHEATWORM, a small n...
wheedlings 24 20 WHEEDLING, the act o...
wheelbases 24 19 WHEELBASE, the dista...
wheelchair 28 21 a chair mounted on w...
wheelhorse 24 18 one of the horses ne...
wheelhouse 24 19 a shelter where a sh...
wheelspins 25 20 WHEELSPIN, the rotat...
wheelworks 27 23 WHEELWORK, a combina...
wheeshting 25 20 WHEESHT, (Scots) to...
wheeziness 24 25 the state of being w...
wheezingly 33 30 WHEEZING, breathing...
whensoever 22 20 at any time whatever...
whereabout 23 19 one's (approximate)...
whereafter 23 18 after which [adv]
wherefores 23 18 WHEREFORE, a reason...
whereunder 21 18 under which [adv]
whereuntil 23 18 to what [adv]
wherewiths 28 20 WHEREWITH, the means...
wherreting 23 18 WHERRET, (obsolete)...
wherriting 24 18 WHERRIT, to worry, a...
whetstones 21 16 WHETSTONE, a stone f...
whewellite 27 20 a mineral, calcium o...
whickering 28 25 WHICKER, to neigh; t...
whiddering 24 20 WHIDDER, (Scots) to...
whifflings 30 25 WHIFFLING, the act o...
whiggamore 25 22 (Scots) a Whig; a ca...
whillywhas 37 24 WHILLYWHA [n]
whillywhaw 40 27 (Scots) to coax, whe...
whimperers 26 21 WHIMPERER, one who w...
whimpering 27 24 WHIMPER, to cry plai...
whimsiness 24 19 the state of being w...
whingdings 25 22 WHINGDING, a lively...
whingeings 24 21 WHINGEING [n]
whinstones 21 17 WHINSTONE, a hard an...
whiplashed 28 22 WHIPLASH, to move li...
whiplashes 28 21 WHIPLASH, to move li...
whippeting 28 24 the sport of racing...
whippiness 27 22 the state of being w...
whipsawing 29 24 WHIPSAW, to cut with...
whipsnakes 25 23 WHIPSNAKE, a kind of...
whipstaffs 30 24 WHIPSTAFF, a vertica...
whipstalls 28 20 WHIPSTALL, of an air...
whipstitch 32 23 a small overcasting...
whipstocks 30 25 WHIPSTOCK, the rod o...
whiptailed 26 20 having a long slende...
whirlabout 26 20 anything that whirls...
whirlblast 28 20 a whirling blast of...
whirligigs 28 20 WHIRLIGIG, a child's...
whirlingly 33 22 WHIRLING, turning ra...
whirlpools 27 20 WHIRLPOOL, a circula...
whirlwinds 28 21 WHIRLWIND, a small r...
whirlybird 34 22 (slang) a helicopter...
whirreting 24 18 WHIRRET, to give a s...
whiskerier 24 19 WHISKERY, having whi...
whiskified 27 23 intoxicated, also WH...
whisperers 25 18 WHISPERER, one who w...
whispering 26 21 speaking softly [adj...
whistlings 26 19 WHISTLING, the act o...
whitebaits 25 18 WHITEBAIT, the fry o...
whitebeams 25 21 WHITEBEAM, a small t...
whitebeard 24 19 an old man, a graybe...
whiteboard 24 19 a board, used for te...
whitecoats 25 18 WHITECOAT, a white-f...
whitecombs 29 24 WHITECOMB, a fungal...
whitedamps 26 22 WHITEDAMP, a mixture...
whitefaces 27 21 WHITEFACE, white mak...
whiteflies 26 19 WHITEFLY, a small, w...
whiteheads 24 18 WHITEHEAD, the blue-...
whitelists 25 16 WHITELIST, to place...
whitenings 23 19 WHITENING [n]
whitesmith 27 20 one who works in tin...
whitetails 24 16 WHITETAIL, the Virgi...
whitethorn 24 18 the hawthorn [n -S]
whitewalls 28 20 WHITEWALL, the spott...
whitewares 25 18 WHITEWARE, articles...
whitewater 25 18 referring to a stret...
whitewings 27 21 WHITEWING, the chaff...
whitewoods 25 19 WHITEWOOD, the soft...
whiteywood 31 21 a New Zealand tree w...
whithering 26 20 WHITHER, to blow str...
whittawers 26 18 WHITTAWER, (dialect)...
whitterick 28 22 (Scots) a weasel, al...
whittering 24 18 WHITTER, to talk or...
whittlings 26 19 WHITTLING, the act o...
whizzbangs 32 39 WHIZZBANG, a light s...
whizzingly 38 39 WHIZZING [adv]
whodunitry 29 20 the genre of whoduni...
whodunnits 22 19 WHODUNNIT, a mystery...
wholefoods 24 20 WHOLEFOOD, unprocess...
wholegrain 23 19 of bread, flour, etc...
wholemeals 24 20 WHOLEMEAL, flour mad...
wholesaled 23 18 WHOLESALE, to sell w...
wholesaler 23 17 someone who sells by...
wholesales 23 17 WHOLESALE, to sell w...
wholesomer 23 19 WHOLESOME, healthy,...
wholewheat 27 21 wholemeal [adj]
whomsoever 24 22 the objective of who...
whorehouse 23 18 a building in which...
whunstanes 21 18 WHUNSTANE, (Scots) a...
whydunnits 29 21 WHYDUNNIT, a novel o...
wickedness 24 22 the state of being w...
wickerwork 29 27 basketwork of any ki...
wickthings 29 25 WICKTHING, (dialect)...
wideawakes 23 21 WIDEAWAKE, a low wid...
widebodies 22 18 WIDEBODY, an aircraf...
widenesses 19 15 WIDENESS, the state...
widershins 23 17 in a left-handed, wr...
widescreen 22 18 denoting a cinema fo...
widespread 22 18 widely diffused or p...
widowbirds 27 21 WIDOWBIRD, another n...
widowhoods 25 20 WIDOWHOOD, the state...
wieldiness 21 16 manageability [n -ES...
wifeliness 23 18 the state of being w...
wigwaggers 27 22 WIGWAGGER, one who w...
wigwagging 28 25 WIGWAG, to twist abo...
wikitorial 23 18 a traditional editor...
wildcatted 25 19 WILDCAT, to drill an...
wildcatter 25 18 one that drills well...
wildebeest 23 18 another name for the...
wilderment 22 19 the state of being b...
wilderness 21 16 a tract or region un...
wildflower 28 22 any flower growing i...
wildfowler 28 22 one who hunts wildfo...
wildgraves 25 21 WILDGRAVE, (German)...
wildnesses 21 16 WILDNESS, the state...
wilfulness 25 20 the state of being w...
wilinesses 21 15 WILINESS, the qualit...
willemites 24 18 WILLEMITE, a silicat...
willingest 24 18 WILLING, ready to co...
willowherb 30 23 a perennial herb of...
willowiest 26 18 WILLOWY, slender and...
willowlike 28 23 like a willow [adj]
willowware 28 21 goods e.g. baskets m...
willpowers 28 21 WILLPOWER, the power...
winceyette 28 19 a kind of material u...
winchester 25 19 a large cylindrical...
wincopipes 27 23 WINCOPIPE, (obsolete...
windblasts 24 19 WINDBLAST, a blast o...
windbreaks 23 22 WINDBREAK, something...
windburned 22 21 WINDBURN, to cause i...
windchills 29 22 WINDCHILL, the cooli...
windfallen 23 21 blown down by the wi...
windflower 26 22 another name for ane...
windgalled 23 20 afflicted with windg...
windhovers 24 21 WINDHOVER, the kestr...
windjammer 24 30 a large merchant sai...
windlassed 21 17 WINDLASS, to raise w...
windlasses 21 16 WINDLASS, to raise w...
windlessly 29 19 WINDLESS, without wi...
windmilled 24 21 WINDMILL, to rotate...
windowings 24 21 WINDOWING, the act o...
windowless 24 19 without windows [adj...
windowpane 23 22 the glass in a windo...
windowsill 26 20 the horizontal membe...
windproofs 24 21 WINDPROOF, to make a...
windrowers 23 18 WINDROWER, a machine...
windrowing 24 21 WINDROW, to arrange...
windscreen 22 19 a screen that protec...
windshakes 23 21 WINDSHAKE, a flaw in...
windshield 24 19 a transparent screen...
windstorms 22 18 WINDSTORM, a storm o...
windsucker 25 23 a horse that engages...
windsurfed 23 20 WINDSURF, to sail on...
windsurfer 23 19 one who practises wi...
windthrows 26 20 WINDTHROW, the blowi...
winebibber 26 23 a person who drinks...
winegrower 23 19 a person who cultiva...
winemakers 21 21 WINEMAKER, a maker o...
winemaking 22 24 the production of wi...
wingchairs 27 21 WINGCHAIR, a chair w...
wingspread 23 20 the spread of the wi...
winningest 20 18 winning more often t...
winnowings 23 21 WINNOWING, the act o...
winterfeed 21 18 to feed livestock in...
winteriest 20 14 WINTERY, having the...
winterised 20 15 WINTERISE, to make s...
winterises 20 14 WINTERISE, to make s...
winterized 23 24 WINTERIZE, to make s...
winterizes 23 23 WINTERIZE, to make s...
winterkill 24 20 to kill by exposure...
winterless 21 15 without a winter [ad...
wintertide 20 15 (archaic) the time w...
wintertime 21 17 the time during whic...
wintriness 20 15 the state of being w...
wiredrawer 23 17 one who draws wire [...
wireframes 23 19 WIREFRAME, a basic v...
wirehaired 22 16 having a stiff wiry...
wirelessed 21 15 WIRELESS, to communi...
wirelesses 21 14 WIRELESS, to communi...
wirelessly 29 17 WIRELESS [adv]
wirephotos 24 18 WIREPHOTO, a photogr...
wirepuller 25 19 a person who uses pr...
wiretapped 24 20 WIRETAP, to intercep...
wiretapper 24 19 one that taps teleph...
wirewalker 25 21 a tightrope walker [...
wireworker 24 20 one who works with w...
wirinesses 20 14 WIRINESS, the qualit...
wisecracks 28 23 WISECRACK, to make a...
wisenesses 19 14 WISENESS, wisdom [n]
witblitses 25 17 WITBLITS, (Afrikaans...
witchbroom 29 24 a dense abnormal gro...
witchcraft 32 24 the use of sorcery o...
witcheries 26 18 WITCHERY, enchantmen...
witchgrass 28 20 a North American gra...
witchhoods 28 21 WITCHHOOD, the state...
witchingly 35 24 WITCHING, suited to...
witchknots 27 23 WITCHKNOT, a knot in...
witchweeds 29 22 WITCHWEED, a yellow-...
witgatboom 24 21 (Afrikaans) a South...
withdrawal 27 20 the act of withdrawi...
withdrawer 26 19 one who withdraws [n...
witherings 24 18 WITHERING, the act o...
witherites 23 15 WITHERITE, barium ca...
withholden 25 20 WITHHOLD, to hold ba...
withholder 26 19 one who withholds [n...
withstands 23 17 WITHSTAND, to resist...
withywinds 33 22 WITHYWIND, (dialect)...
witnessers 20 14 WITNESSER, one who w...
witnessing 21 17 WITNESS, to have dir...
witticisms 27 19 WITTICISM, a witty r...
witwantons 22 18 WITWANTON, to engage...
wizardries 24 23 WIZARDRY, sorcery, m...
woadwaxens 27 25 WOADWAXEN, dyer's gr...
wobbegongs 25 24 WOBBEGONG, (Native A...
wobbliness 25 21 the state of being w...
woefullest 24 19 WOEFUL, full of woe,...
woefulness 22 19 the state of being w...
wolffishes 28 22 WOLFFISH, a marine f...
wolfhounds 25 22 WOLFHOUND, any of se...
wolframite 24 20 a tungstate of iron...
wolfsbanes 24 21 WOLFSBANE, a kind of...
wolverenes 21 19 WOLVERENE, a ferocio...
wolverines 22 19 WOLVERINE, a ferocio...
womanfully 31 25 in the manner of a w...
womanhoods 21 20 WOMANHOOD, the state...
womanisers 20 17 WOMANISER, one who e...
womanishly 30 22 WOMANISH, feminine [...
womanising 21 20 engagement in casual...
womanizers 23 26 WOMANIZER, one who e...
womanizing 24 29 engagement in casual...
womankinds 21 23 WOMANKIND, women gen...
womanliest 21 18 WOMANLY, like a woma...
womanpower 24 23 women available and...
womenfolks 24 25 WOMENFOLK, women col...
womenkinds 21 23 WOMENKIND, women gen...
womenswear 22 20 clothes suitable for...
wonderings 20 18 WONDERING, the act o...
wonderkids 21 20 WONDERKID, (colloqui...
wonderland 19 18 an imaginary place o...
wonderless 20 16 without wonders [adj...
wonderment 19 19 a cause of or occasi...
wonderwork 23 22 a prodigy, a miracle...
wondrously 27 19 WONDROUS, strange, w...
wontedness 18 16 the state of being w...
woodblocks 27 25 WOODBLOCK, a type of...
woodborers 21 17 WOODBORER, any of va...
woodcarver 24 21 a craftsman who carv...
woodchucks 30 27 WOODCHUCK, (Native A...
woodcrafts 25 20 WOODCRAFT, skill in...
woodcutter 23 18 one that cuts wood [...
woodenhead 19 18 (colloquial) a block...
woodenness 17 16 the state of being w...
woodentops 20 18 WOODENTOP, a uniform...
woodenware 20 18 ware made of wood [n...
woodgrains 20 17 WOODGRAIN, grain in...
woodgrouse 20 17 a kind of bird, the...
woodhorses 21 16 WOODHORSE, a sawhors...
woodhouses 21 17 WOODHOUSE, a wild ma...
woodlander 19 17 one who lives or wor...
woodnesses 18 15 WOODNESS, the act of...
woodpecker 25 24 any of a family of b...
woodprints 22 18 WOODPRINT, a design...
woodreeves 20 18 WOODREEVE, the overs...
woodrushes 22 17 WOODRUSH, a plant th...
woodscrews 26 20 WOODSCREW, a tapered...
woodshocks 26 23 WOODSHOCK, a large N...
woodshrike 23 20 a species of shrike,...
woodspites 22 17 WOODSPITE, the green...
woodstones 18 15 WOODSTONE, a striped...
woodstoves 21 18 WOODSTOVE, a stove t...
woodthrush 25 19 an American bird [n...
woodwaxens 27 25 WOODWAXEN, dyer's gr...
woodworker 23 21 one who works with w...
woolgrower 24 19 a person who keeps s...
woolliness 21 16 the state of being w...
woollyback 34 27 (colloquial) a count...
woollybutt 31 21 a kind of eucalyptus...
woollyfoot 29 20 as in wood woollyfoo...
woolsorter 20 14 a person who sorts w...
woomerangs 20 19 WOOMERANG, (Native A...
worcesters 23 16 WORCESTER, a kind of...
wordbreaks 23 21 WORDBREAK, point of...
wordcounts 23 19 WORDCOUNT, a count o...
wordlessly 29 18 WORDLESS, without wo...
wordmonger 21 20 a writer or speaker...
wordsearch 25 19 a type of word puzzl...
wordsmiths 25 19 WORDSMITH, an accomp...
workaholic 27 23 one who is excessive...
workaround 20 20 a way of circumventi...
workbasket 24 24 a basket for holding...
workerists 22 17 WORKERIST, one who s...
workerless 22 18 without workers [adj...
workfellow 28 25 a companion at work,...
workforces 26 23 WORKFORCE, the numbe...
workgroups 25 23 WORKGROUP, a group o...
workhorses 23 19 WORKHORSE, a horse u...
workhouses 23 20 WORKHOUSE, (historic...
workingman 22 24 a labouring man; a m...
workingmen 22 24 WORKINGMAN, a labour...
workmaster 22 20 the performer of any...
workpeople 25 24 people who work [n]
workpieces 26 23 WORKPIECE, a piece o...
workplaces 27 24 WORKPLACE, a place o...
workprints 24 21 WORKPRINT, an unfini...
worksheets 23 19 WORKSHEET, a paper o...
workspaces 26 23 WORKSPACE, an area s...
workstream 22 20 any one of the areas...
worktables 24 21 WORKTABLE, a table f...
worldbeats 23 18 WORLDBEAT, popular m...
worldliest 23 16 WORLDLY, pertaining...
worldlings 24 19 WORLDLING, a person...
worldscale 25 19 the scale of freight...
worldviews 27 22 WORLDVIEW, an outloo...
wornnesses 18 15 WORNNESS, the state...
worriments 21 17 WORRIMENT, trouble;...
worryingly 35 21 WORRYING [adv]
worrywarts 30 18 WORRYWART, a person...
worsenings 20 17 WORSENING, the act o...
worshipers 25 18 WORSHIPER, one who w...
worshipful 29 23 entitled to worship...
worshiping 26 21 WORSHIP, to honour a...
worshipped 27 22 WORSHIP, to honour a...
worshipper 27 21 one who worships, al...
worthiness 22 16 the state of being w...
worthwhile 29 21 being worth the time...
woundingly 28 22 WOUNDING, nflicting...
woundworts 23 19 WOUNDWORT, any of se...
wraithlike 25 20 like a wraith [adj]
wranglings 23 20 WRANGLING, the act o...
wraparound 21 19 an article of clothi...
wrappering 25 22 WRAPPER, to put a co...
wraprounds 22 19 WRAPROUND, an articl...
wrathfully 34 23 WRATHFUL, extremely...
wrathiness 22 16 the state of being w...
wreathiest 22 15 WREATHY, like a wrea...
wreathless 23 16 destitute of a wreat...
wreathlike 24 20 like a wreath [adj]
wrenchings 26 22 WRENCHING, the act o...
wrestlings 23 17 WRESTLING, the sport...
wretcheder 25 19 WRETCHED, miserable...
wretchedly 33 22 WRETCHED, miserable...
wriggliest 25 18 WRIGGLY, wriggling [...
wrigglings 26 21 WRIGGLING, the act o...
wrinkliest 23 19 WRINKLY, wrinkled [a...
wristbands 23 18 WRISTBAND, a band wo...
wristlocks 27 21 WRISTLOCK, a wrestli...
wristwatch 30 21 a small watch that i...
writership 26 18 the office of a writ...
writhingly 32 21 WRITHING, twisting,...
wrongdoers 20 17 WRONGDOER, one who d...
wrongdoing 21 20 evil or improper beh...
wrongfully 32 24 WRONGFUL, wrong [adv...
wrongously 28 20 WRONGOUS, unjust; wr...
wulfenites 23 19 WULFENITE, a molybda...
wunderkind 21 22 (German) a child pro...
wyandottes 25 17 WYANDOTTE, (Native A...
wyliecoats 30 19 WYLIECOAT, (Scots) a...